On matchday 6 of the Champions League, VfB Stuttgart welcomes Young Boys Bern. How to watch the party live on TV and stream.
Stuttgart – The Champions League game between VfB Stuttgart and Young Boys Bern will take place on Wednesday, December 11, 2024, at 9 p.m. in Stuttgart. We'll show you where and how you can watch the party live on TV and in the live stream.
VfB Stuttgart vs Young Boys Bern: Champions League live on free TV?
- The Champions League game between dem VfB Stuttgart and Young Boys Bern becomes not live I am Free TV transmitted.
- The TV rights of the Champions League The streaming providers are currently sharing DAZN and Amazon Prime.
VfB Stuttgart vs Young Boys Bern: Champions League in the live stream from DAZN
- The streaming provider DAZN will be the Champions League match between dem VfB Stuttgart and Young Boys Bern Live stream transmitted.
- The party broadcast begins on Wednesday, December 11, 2024, at 8:15 p.m with the preliminary reports, um 9 p.m the kick-off sounds.
- To watch DAZN, you need a subscription.
The Champions League is entering the sixth round and VfB Stuttgart faces a challenge: a victory in the duel with Young Boys Bern. The German runner-up urgently needs three points in the premier class, but it won't be a walk in the park.
Sebastian Hoeneß, head coach of VfB, made it clear at the press conference before the game against Bern: “There will be no beating around the bush this time.” The situation is clear and that has to help us. It's a Champions League game against a Bernese team that has dominated in Switzerland in recent years.”
He added: “The team got two days off.” We turned around the fourth game in 10 days after being 2-0 down. We showed that it is decided in the head. Our goal is to take the lead. Then it can be played from a different position.”
Hoeneß has great respect for the opponents and emphasized: “A team that has a very direct game idea and repeatedly involves the opponent in duels.” They bring a lot of force and physicality. We have to stop the fast and direct game.”
Fabian Rieder, VfB midfielder, agreed with his coach and said: “The opponent has quality everywhere on the pitch.” They play very vertically and look for the goal directly. In games like against Inter Milan they showed that they can cause problems even for big opponents.” (smr)
